This week, Sony brings Breaking In: The Complete Series
to DVD via its Manufacture-on-Demand program. So fans will finally get to see the episodes that never aired on FOX. Also, it just finished airing on PBS last night, but tomorrow you can already pick up Call the Midwife: Season One
on Blu-ray or DVD. Plus, the 2001 series Wolf Lake
finally gets a release, as well as complete series collections for Entourage
(Blu-ray and DVD) and H2O – Just Add Water
(DVD).
Amazon is also having two huge sales this week: Up to 70% Off Sanctuary on Blu-ray
and Up to 73% Off Seasons of Spartacus!
BREAKING IN is a half-hour workplace comedy that takes office politics to the next level of genius. The Contra team is led by larger-than-life man of mystery and master of manipulation, OZ (Christian Slater). Then there’s Oz’s go-to guy, CAMERON PRICE (Bret Harrison), the team’s computer hacker and cyber cracker. Cameron’s best buddy in the office is CASH SPARKS (Alphonso McAuley), a fanboy who specializes in gadgets, logistics and office pranks that only a geek mastermind could think up. But what happens when the company is bought out by a stuffy, multi-billion dollar, global corporation, and these high-IQ oddballs are suddenly forced to play by the rules?
Contra Security has always been a hip, exciting place to work. One thing’s for sure: Oz is going to have a hard time taking orders – especially from their calculating new boss VERONICA MANN (Emmy Award winner Megan Mullally). Yep, that’s right. The Contra mavericks are now working for the “Mann.” Veronica is sassy and brassy, but a joy to work for…as long as you do exactly what she wants. She’s brought with her MOLLY HUGHES (Erin Richards), her overachieving protégé and the new office manager. Molly is super-smart, super-quirky and super into her job…none of which helps her to fit in. Can the Contra crew and the new corporate regime learn to play nice and work together? Or is the corporate takeover just another one of Oz’s brilliant plans? Starring Christian Slater as Oz, Megan Mullally as Veronica, Bret Harrison as Cameron, Alphonso McAuley as Cash and Erin Richards as Molly.
Contains all 20 episodes of the series, including 8 unaired episodes.
A moving, intimate, funny and, above all, true-to-life look at the colorful stories of midwifery and families in East London in the Fifties, based on the best-selling memoirs of the late Jennifer Worth. When Jenny Lee first arrives in Poplar, she knows nothing about hardship, poverty or indeed, life itself. Attached to an order of nursing nuns at Nonnatus House, Jenny is part of a team of midwives who visit expectant mothers, providing the poorest women with the best possible care.
Here, the streets teem with children and with just one eight-bed maternity ward to serve the whole district; most deliveries take place at home. Following Jenny as she travels through the streets to meet her patients – like Conchita, who is on her 25th pregnancy and Mary, a prostitute and pregnant at just 15 – Call the Midwife offers a fascinating insight into a community on the brink of huge social change.
Contains all 6 episodes as well as Cast and Crew Interviews.
Seattle police detective John Kanin’s search for his missing girlfriend leads to her home town, where the townspeople are hiding a dark secret…they are all werewolves. Acclaimed, fan-favorite CBS horror/mystery series, never-before-released on DVD. Starring Lou Diamond Phillips (“Longmire,” La Bamba), Mia Kirshner (Exotica, “Defiance”), Paul Wesley (“The Vampire Diaries,” “24”), Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Killer, The Thing) and Graham Greene (Twilight: New Moon, The Green Mile).
Includes a never-before-seen pilot episode with commentary from creator John Leekley and director Rupert Wainwright and “The Original Saga” featurette.
